New Womens Only Organisation

[LaFemme]

http://www.lafemmeaustralia.com

Is a brand new organisation for women only in bodybuilding/figure/fitness competition.

All information is on our website.

'ALL' women are welcome to compete.

Even though we are based in Australia, we extend an invitation to all New Zealand female competitors to join us for 'Le Tournament D'or' on 10th April 2010 on the Gold Coast Australia.

For more information please check our website or email us at

lafemme@iprimus.com.au

Kind Regards.

Chris Fountain.

[AllenNZ]

one thing i do like is the class 1 and class 2 but the only thing i can see is class 1 girls thinking that all girls doing class 2 a either on or have been on drugs.

[Ann]

Womens only organisation? Will be interesting to see how it goes. I agree with AllenNZ Class 1 and Class 2. However, there is no point in putting these two classes in the one federation on stage... I can see the finger pointing now. Either test or not - but you can't have it both ways.

Good luck in your endeavours.

[Gym rat]

I am with Ann on that one it will be very interseting to see it goes and what the numbers will be like for shows as well

[PTinCHCH]

i recon the b class idea is cool.

lets get some real freakishly massive women out there.

be interesting if this idea was more open. itd be mean to see the extremes some people could get to....other than the likes of that guy who blew his biceps up :?

[Outlaw53]

However, there is no point in putting these two classes in the one federation on stage... I can see the finger pointing now. Either test or not - but you can't have it both ways.

You are a very astute poster Anne.

The fact is you can't run a show with designated "Tested" and "Non-tested" classes at the same show.

What is the audience to think when the "Non-tested" women come out? "Oh, so these are the girls who are cheating and using steroids"?

It's a ridiculous idea that obviously hasn't been thought through too well.

The testing will not be done by ASADA/WADA so therefore the testing is bogus.

I have not heard of anyone in Australia that is interested in doing this show.

[Grego]

However, there is no point in putting these two classes in the one federation on stage... I can see the finger pointing now. Either test or not - but you can't have it both ways.

You are a very astute poster Anne.

The fact is you can't run a show with designated "Tested" and "Non-tested" classes at the same show.

What is the audience to think when the "Non-tested" women come out? "Oh, so these are the girls who are cheating and using steroids"?

It's a ridiculous idea that obviously hasn't been thought through too well.

The testing will not be done by ASADA/WADA so therefore the testing is bogus.

I have not heard of anyone in Australia that is interested in doing this show.

Not to put a spanner in the works, but Ann was clear. She more or less said what you did.

Either test or not - but you can't have it both ways.

Cheers

Grego